2010 ASA Midwest Tour season

2010 ASA Midwest Tour
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The 2010 ASA Kwik-Trip Midwest Tour presented by Echo Outdoor Power Equipment and grandstay.net was the fourth season of the American Speed Association's Midwest Tour. The championship was held over 11 races, beginning May 2 in Oregon, Wisconsin, and ending October 10 in West Salem, Wisconsin. Steve Carlson was the champion.

Schedule and results

Rnd Date Race Name Track Location Fast Qualifier Winner
1 May 2 Joe Shear Classic 136 presented by ECHO Chain Saws Madison International Speedway Oregon, Wisconsin Chris Wimmer Steve Carlson
2 June 5 Elko 100 presented by grandstay.net Elko Speedway Elko, Minnesota Donny Reuvers Ross Kenseth
3 June 11 Keith Fleck/Miller 100 Hawkeye Downs Speedway Cedar Rapids, Iowa Steve Carlson Steve Carlson
4 June 19 Elmer Musgrave Memorial presented by Texas Corral Illiana Motor Speedway Schererville, Indiana Ross Kenseth Steve Carlson
5 June 29 Swiss Colony All-Star Challenge 100 Madison International Speedway Oregon, Wisconsin Matt Kenseth Matt Kenseth
6 July 18 Kwik Trip 125 Raceway Park Shakopee, Minnesota Michael Bilderback Nathan Haseleu
7 August 3 Dixieland 150 Wisconsin International Raceway Kaukauna, Wisconsin Johnny Sauter Johnny Sauter
8 August 14 Dells 100 Dells Raceway Park Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin Chris Wimmer Tim Schendel
9 August 21 Marshfield 100 Marshfield Motor Speedway Marshfield, Wisconsin Nathan Haseleu Chris Wimmer
10 September 5 Labor Day 125 Norway Speedway Norway, Michigan Chris Weinkauf Jamie Iverson
11 October 10 Oktoberfest 100 La Crosse Fairgrounds Speedway West Salem, Wisconsin Griffin McGrath Dan Fredrickson

Championship points

Pos Driver Points
1 Steve Carlson 1841
2 Chris Wimmer 1823
3 Nathan Haseleu 1725
4 Ross Kenseth (R) 1721
5 Jacob Goede 1709
6 Nick Murgic 1653
7 Griffin McGrath (R) 1638
8 Tim Schendel 1637
9 Jamie Iverson 1607
10 Andrew Morrissey 1602
11 Jeff Storm 1544
12 Michael Bilderback (R) 1532
13 Nick Panitzke 1489
14 Thor Anderson (R) 1485
15 Dan Fredrickson 1434
16 Travis Sauter 1427
17 Mark Kraus 1296
18 Blake Brown 1255
19 Gary LaMonte (R) 1166
20 Eugene Gregorich, Jr. 1135
21 Mark Eswein 872
22 Joel Theisen (R) 662
23 Paul Paine 647
24 Skylar Holzhausen 613
25 Chris Weinkauf 605
26 Brandon Hill 582
27 Mike Carlson 573
28 Matt Kocourek 512
29 Tim Sauter 492
30 Bryan Reffner 488
31 Johnny Sauter 462
32 Boris Jurkovic 453
33 Dave Feiler 448
34 Jonathan Eilen 401
35 Steve Holzhausen 399
36 Kris Kelly 334
37 Donny Reuvers 330
38 Jeff Cannon 323
39 Gregg VanGool 323
40 Jason Weinkauf 294
41 Terry Baldry 290
42 Chad Selk (R) 289
43 Kyle Calmes 270
44 Jeremy Lepak 266
45 Ryan Johnson 254
46 Danny Darnell 250
47 Brian Johnson, Jr. 244
48 Curt Tillman 243
49 Ronnie Rihn 242
50 Steve Rubeck 237
51 Ken Reiser 232
52 Tom Gee, Jr. 227
53 Becca Kasten 203
54 Michael Gunderson 198
55 Jim Olson (R) 186
56 Matt Kenseth 182
57 Darren Wolke 175
58 Dean LaPointe 164
59 Adam Royle 155
60 Dean Corneilus 153
61 Eddie Hoffman 146
62 Billy Mohn 146
63 Joey Gase 143
64 Matt Goede 141
65 Jeff Van Oudenhoven 138
66 Jay Baumler 138
67 Dudley Fleck 137
68 Bobby Wilberg 136
69 Jim Sauter, Jr. 136
70 Russ Blakeley 136
71 Anthony Danta 133
72 Josh Hamner 133
73 Andy Monday 132
74 Tony Stewart 132
75 Mike Reichenberger 132
76 Jon Olson 131
77 Steve Anderson 128
78 Scott Stanchina 128
79 Troy Hintzche 126
80 Justin Jennings 125
81 Kelly Bires 125
82 Brad Dvorak 124
83 Chad Wood 124
84 Jason Schneider 124
85 Brett Sontag 122
86 Robb Vanderloop 122
87 Frank Kreyer 120
88 Josh Vadnais 119
89 Scott Wimmer 119
90 Andy Niles 113
91 Dan Lindsley 101
92 Mark Lamoreaux 101
93 Tom Lindquist 100
94 Blake Bjorklund 99
95 Josh Wallace 99
96 Neil Knoblock 99
97 Mitch Curran 99
98 Derek Gress 98
99 Brian Stanchina 98
100 Brent Kirchner 97
101 Eric Pierce 97
102 Russ Blakeley 97
103 Jill George 96
104 Jeremy Spoonmore 96
105 Tim Hintt 96
106 Joe Johnson 95
107 Randy Rogers 95
108 Rick Corso 94
109 Jack Kalwasinski 93
110 Michael Bachaus 93
111 Ricky Baker 92
112 Rita Fields 91
113 Colin Reffner 68
114 Brad Osborn 51

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References

  1. ↑ "2010 Event Point Breakdown" (PDF). ASA Midwest Tour. Archived (PDF) from the original on 22 April 2012. Retrieved 22 April 2012.
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